In a renewed effort to foster peace and unity for sustainable development, the Muslim Youth Forum of Southern Kaduna (MYFOSKA), have engaged youth association; Kafanchan Youth Forum, Muslim Student Association & FomWAand other sister organizations held a joint meeting in Kafanchan.
The strategic gathering brought together leaders and representatives from various youth and faith-based groups to deliberate on ways to strengthen collaboration and promote mutual understanding across communities in the region.
The meeting was chaired by MYFOSKA National Secretary, Dr. Shuaibu Dabo, who was accompanied by Dr. Hauwa Balarabe, Malam Bala Korau, Malam Aliyu Musa, and several other distinguished members.
In his remarks, Dr. Dabo emphasized that unity, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence remain the bedrock of meaningful development. He called on young people in Southern Kaduna to shun politics of divisiveness and instead support policies and programs that promote the common good, noting that doing so will enable communities to fully benefit from the dividends of democracy.
Other speakers at the meeting also stressed the need for collective responsibility in addressing social challenges, urging youth organizations to serve as bridges of understanding and agents of positive change within their respective communities.
The gathering ended with a renewed commitment from all participating organizations to continue working together toward building a peaceful, united, and progressive Southern Kaduna.